[Neutral 5 pack] Snappi Cloth Diaper Clips | Replaces Diaper Pins | Use with Cloth Prefolds and Cloth Flatfolds

We are back with our second set of Snappi clips, this time with 5 Each of the first five achieved a different goal. Is the diaper bag lost in overzealous baby sitters (where did it go? When we were down to our last Snappi, I had no idea what else to do, so I When I babysat my kids, I used to use pins for cloth. I'm glad Snappis was invented since I used to use pins for cloth when babysitting. With the set of prefolds we use, these are mostly used. We like how easy they are to use, and we use cloth 100% of the time, so we see them being used a lot. The flat we had was the only one we had We had an outage after several months of use and that was the end of it. Those that were not daily used lasted for a long time. The experience was definitely worthwhile.

Isaias Collier

| Jul 05, 2021

You can fasten cloth diapers with this method, it's amazing! My wife purchased this set 9 months ago, so I was a bit skeptical. These "stretchy, skinny lil' things" just didn't seem to work for me. Besides, if they worked, I figured they wouldn't be very long lasting. It was wonderful to have both of my assumptions proved wrong! Snappi's are very effective and have lasted for an extremely long time. We finally had to get another set since the first one eventually succumbed to the wear and tear of diapering a dynamo that drops its buns all over the streets. As a family, we used cloth diapers for our first couple of kids with traditional diaper pins. You'll have to juggle sharp pins, a squirming kid, and a messy diaper when you're in charge of several cute little ones! This was quite a tragic experience for this father, but the older sibling found it a lot of fun to watch! The Snappi's just smooth out all the drama during the diaper-changing dance so it makes it much less interesting for the kids. The diaper simply needs to be wrapped around, the Snappi hooked one side to the other, and the other side reached for. You need to keep walking, don't roll over yet! Snappis is quite impressive to this daddy.

Willie Weeks

| May 09, 2021

Although I don't like them as much as some people, I understand their purpose. My daughter caught them close to her skin a couple of times after they broke loose with a wriggling baby, and I stopped using them after that incident. They have also come apart a couple of times, but they can be put back together easily. Wet towels feel hot when they are wet, so they serve as the best absorbent towels). In our house, we are doing elimination communication with our daughter, and there is no other solution I can recommend more highly than babee greens. This is not so much the case with these.

Jaycee KAUR

| Jul 10, 2021

This is what I came up with. I like how easy they are to use and how well they hold. Quite a few people agree with that). I only find one thing wrong about this product, and that is that when you stretch it to get it in place, the little claw piece can wiggle sideways, but that can be easily adjusted. My recommendation to any mom using cloth diapers is to buy this product. The process is much easier this way. Simply stretch it before you use it and you will be fine!.

Ellen Andersen

| Jun 26, 2021

Cloth diapers are generally better than ordinary baby diapers since they don't make messes. When it came to my case, my wife pushed very hard for them. The rubber covers on safety pins that looked like they belonged in a horror movie took me back to the horror days. They call them safety pins, since they are small and round. A death singer is more like them. I discovered these and got my wife one along with these innovative floppy diapers and I've got to tell you (old gold miner voice), they're the greatest thing in the world to use within these According to that, depending on the diaper material, they will not "bite" in correctly and hold the poop containment unit in place. Before we have to get new ones, we have 16 months left on our first set.

Henry Hurst

| Jul 01, 2021

I feel these are better than pins, at least in my opinion. It is not a secret for anyone to know that I'm not very coordinated, so there is no doubt in my mind that I'd stick myself and my baby more than a few times. In spite of this, they don't seem that great. As far as my stretch marks go, I am finding it hard to get them stretched. I guess it takes a few weeks for them really to break in, but until then, they've been There's very little you can do to stretch the new ones, and you can't get a good grip without impaling your fingers on the claws. My baby also gets poked in the hip when he wears just one or two layers of diapers, so she pokes him through the prefold. His soft Osocozy flats aren't punched through, but they are eating birdseye prefolds for breakfast. I have to finagle the front of his diaper onto his hips in order to bunch up under the claw to keep it from touching Also, I like to push my fingers into his diaper regularly to make sure he hasn't been I like them as a product, and then they work well, but I wish there was something I could do to make sure my kid didn't get prodded by them. As the name implies, they make his diapers tight, are easy to get too loose, and they can poke your baby if you're not gentle with him, but they do their job, and they're far more convenient.

Hakeem Mayer

| Nov 18, 2020